Charge-point brand

Andersen charge points

Our register lists 2 charge points from Andersen, none of them with a built-in MID meter.

About Andersen

Andersen EV is a British company based in Stewartby, Bedfordshire, that makes home charge points with an emphasis on design. According to the company, each charge point is made to order in the UK, with the finish the customer chooses.

Company: Andersen EV Plc
Country: United Kingdom
City: Stewartby
Website: andersen-ev.com

Service and app

Customer service: Support page
+44 (0) 1234 916125
helpdesk@andersen-ev.com
App: Andersen App
Warranty: 7 years7 years for units bought on or after 14 May 2024 (earlier units: 3 years); activation within 7 days of installation or 30 days of purchase.
Charging data: Charging data is kept in the cloud and the charge point is managed in the Andersen App; it connects over Wi-Fi.

checked on 3 Oct 2026

Models

2 models

Dynamic load balancing and solar charging often need a separate meter, sensor or licence.

A2

MIDNoSmartYes

No integrated MID meter available; the built-in current measurement is not MID-certified.

Charging power: 22 kW
Phases: single- or three-phase
Connector: tethered cable
Connectivity: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth
Display: no
Intended for: home
Availability: in the current range

Sources:A2 INSTALLER MANUAL revision 2.9 (opens in a new tab)Andersen A2 - Home EV Charging Point | Andersen EV (opens in a new tab)

checked on 3 Oct 2026

A3

MIDNoSmartYes

No integrated MID meter; smart charging via the Andersen App and WiFi. OCPP support not explicitly confirmed on the product page.

Charging power: 7.2 kW
Phases: single-phase
Connector: tethered cable
Connectivity: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth
Load balancing: dynamic
Solar charging: yes
Display: no
Intended for: home
Availability: in the current range

Sources:A3 INSTALLER MANUAL v1.4 printartwork (opens in a new tab)Andersen-A3 | Andersen EV (opens in a new tab)

checked on 3 Oct 2026

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This check is informational and based on public manufacturer specifications. For 100% certainty, inspect the type plate (green M-logo + EN 50470-3) or ask your registration provider.

The images on this page come from Andersen.